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The focus is not on treating the addiction itself—it’s on caring for the whole person.
Treating addiction often means behavioural modification, with success measured by ‘clean time.’ This approach typically involves medical and legal interventions, which can act as temporary fixes. In contrast, treating the person means healing the pain within the heart and addressing trauma stored in the mind and body. This is done through therapeutic discipleship, with true evidence seen in living out one’s God-given purpose—a life-changing transformation.
Addiction is a symptom of trauma, a response to toxic stress, and a developmental learning condition. Healing trauma is essential for complete recovery.